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Gridfinity

Gridfinity models, generated in the browser.

Bins, baseplates, lids, labels and cutout bins to the Gridfinity specification, made in your browser and downloaded as STL or 3MF; a whole drawer fitted with a baseplate and its bins. A model is its link; sign in to keep it.

  • Bin

    Cells along X and Y, height in 7 mm units, stacking lip, compartments with scoop and label tab, magnet or screw holes in the base.

    Make a bin
  • Baseplate

    Thin, weighted, skeletonized or screw-together; magnet and screw holes; fitted to a drawer size and split over a print bed.

    Make a baseplate
  • Lid

    Sits in the stacking lip of a bin with the same footprint; optional finger recess.

    Make a lid
  • Label

    A plate with raised or sunk text in a block font, a sans, a serif or a wide face, sized for a bin's label tab.

    Make a label
  • Cutout bin

    A solid bin with a polygon sunk into it: the outline of a tool as points in millimetres, at a given depth.

    Make a cutout bin

  • Inlay from a photo

    Photograph a tool on a plain background, give its longest side in millimetres, and get a cutout bin with its outline sunk in.

    Inlay from a photo
  • Drawer baseplate

    Measure a drawer, choose what the leftover space becomes, split the plate over your print bed with joints between the pieces, and download the pieces.

    Drawer baseplate
  • Drawer bins

    Lay bins out on the grid of a drawer, on layers, see the whole drawer, and download every bin to print.

    Drawer bins
  • Fitting a drawer

    Measuring a drawer, the space the grid leaves, how tall the bins may be, how a split plate joins, and how bins stack.

    Fitting a drawer

Read from the engine at runtime.

Loading the numbers from the engine.

Gridfinity is by Zack Freedman and the community at gridfinity.xyz, released under the MIT license.